One of the most influential and important comics of all time, from Alan Moore's famous run on "Swamp Thing."
"Saga of the Swamp Thing"
Vol. 2, Issue 21
"THE ANATOMY LESSON" Writen by: Alan ...
One of the most influential and important comics of all time, from Alan Moore's famous run on "Swamp Thing."
"Saga of the Swamp Thing" Vol. 2, Issue 21 "THE ANATOMY LESSON" Writen by: Alan Moore; Artists: Steve Bissette and John Totleben; Colorist: Tatjana Wod; Editor & Creator: Len Wein
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I remember back in 1985-1986? when there I picked up an issue of Moore's Swampthing off a magazine shelf in a hospital giftshop just to look at, I had never seen anything like it in comics before, not in the 1970s DC horror comics House Of Mystery etc or the Warren horror comics, it was mindblowing soulshaking and I just didn't know what the hell to make of it at the time. A couple of years later I discovered Watchmen which pretty much made me an Alan Moore fan for life.
It´s the first time I can read it in full color. I've got all Alan Moore's issues, but in "glorious" black and white. Think it's time to read them all again. -(but I will play Pink Floyd or the Nephilim XD)-
indeed, i just finished volume two of the trades. SUCH BRILLIANCE! I couldn't help myself from thumbing back to the page where the floronic man is covered in human paint with a "what, no, i'm normal..." look on his face after the green denies him. priceless. Don't spoil too much for me, but does the cyclical earth elemental concept develop beyond Abigail's dream/meeting with Cain and Abel? If a past swamp thing met with like Emerson or Thoreau or something.... gaah!
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when there I picked up an issue of Moore's Swampthing off a magazine shelf in a hospital giftshop just to look at,
I had never seen anything like it in comics before, not in the 1970s DC horror comics House Of Mystery etc or the Warren horror comics, it was mindblowing soulshaking and I just didn't know what the hell to make of it at the time. A couple of years later I discovered Watchmen which pretty much made me an Alan Moore fan for life.
love the comic... an absolute all time fav!
It´s the first time I can read it in full color. I've got all Alan Moore's issues, but in "glorious" black and white. Think it's time to read them all again. -(but I will play Pink Floyd or the Nephilim XD)-